Lyrics
You are one of a kind
made on a mission
You are so Divine
Dressed in the Vision
You are a Hero, a soldier
With so much credentials
oo oo
You’re Royalty
You are one in a Billion
Mighty man of valor
You are so full of fire
And so full of Love
Just like Jesus
Thats the way you are
Oh oo oo
You are Royalty
We celevrating a Legendary Father
Celebrating a man from God oh
No doubt about it,
You are God’s Son, General
You are an Inspiration,
Teacher to the Nations
We celebrating a Lengendary Father
Celebrating a man sent from God
No doubt about it,
You are God’s Son, General
You are an Inspiration,
Teacher to the Nations
Oh oo oo
You are Royalty
Oh oo oo
You are Royalty
Thank You for teaching Us the way to God
Thank you for Pouring out yourself
Pouring out yourself
The Principle that you teach us
Have made us winners
You are Royalty
For the Things You do
For the Lives you’ve changed
Heaven rejoice
Cos you’re Royalty
Yei hei hei
For Upholding the message
For Upholding The mandate
Oh oh oh
You are Royalty
We celebrating a Legendary Father
Celebrating a man from God oh
No doubt about it,
You are God’s Son, General
You are an Inspiration,
Teacher to the Nations
We celebrating a Legendary Father
Celebrating a man from God oh
No doubt about it,
You are God’s Son, General
You are an Inspiration,
Teacher to the Nations
Royalty
Oh oh oh
You are Royalty
Oh oh oh
You are Royalty
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Meaning & Inspiration
“Royalty” is a tribute to a spiritual father whose teaching, service, and influence are celebrated in openly Christian language. The lyric calls its subject a man sent from God, a teacher to the nations, and a person who upholds a message and mandate. Its use of “royalty” points less to social rank than to identity as God’s son and to a life associated with faith, love, courage, and service. The repeated appreciation gives the song the tone of a public honor rather than a general worship chorus.
Several ideas in the lyric have clear biblical parallels. First Peter 2:9 describes believers as a royal priesthood, which helps explain the title’s language of spiritual identity. First Timothy 5:17 speaks of honoring elders who lead and teach well, matching the song’s gratitude for instruction and leadership. The celebration remains directed toward a human mentor, yet its vocabulary places that honor within Christian discipleship and acknowledges God as the source of the calling being praised.
Related Scripture
- 1 Peter 2:9 Peter describes believers as a royal priesthood belonging to God.
- 1 Timothy 5:17 Paul says elders who lead and teach well are worthy of honor.